The picturesque region of Bavaria not only offers impressive alpine landscapes, but also a variety of via ferratas that are especially suitable for beginners.

No matter if you have never been on a via ferrata before or if you have already gained some experience - Bavaria offers via ferratas for every adventurous person. In this article, we'll present three breathtaking via ferratas that are ideal for beginners and offer unforgettable experiences in the midst of the Bavarian mountains.

Dr. Julius Mayr Weg Via Ferrata - Brünnstein

The "Dr. Julius Mary Weg" is a popular via ferrata for beginners in the Bavarian pre-alps. The via ferrata overcomes the last steep, rocky metres to the beautiful panoramic summit above Oberaudorf. The Brünnsteinhaus at the bottom of the rock is a good place to stop and spend the night.

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- Difficulty: A/B
- Duration: 30 Minutes
- Ascent: 220 hm

Das Ettaler Manndl

The "Ettaler Manndl" (1633m) is a small rocky head in the Ammergau Alps that is not only popular with hikers from Munich. The via ferrata leads to the impressive and prominent peak. The route offers breathtaking views and an exciting combination of climbing passages and hiking sections.

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- Difficulty: A/B
- Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes (overall)
- Ascent: 780 hm

Alpspitze Via Ferrata

Of course, the best-known via ferrata for beginners must not be missing from our list: The via ferrata from the Osterfelderkopf to the Alpsitze. Unique views of the surrounding mountains await you on this tour. This is an easy mountain tour, but some of the walking sections are quite challenging.

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- Difficulty: B
- Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes
- Ascent: 530 hm

ATTENTION: VIA FERRATA

Please note that via ferratas can be physically demanding and require appropriate equipment and experience. Make sure you have the necessary equipment, skills and fitness to climb these via ferratas safely. It is also advisable to check with local guides or experts for up-to-date information and specific guidelines before tackling these routes. Enter the via ferratas at your own risk.